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[Title] => Juvic chases leaders with 2nd straight 65
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Juvic Pagunsan sustained his second day charge with an equally impressive five-under par 65 as the Filipino bet moved within two strokes off joint leaders in the third round of Thailand Open yesterday.
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[Title] => Villaroman leads pack
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After a promising junior career that produced three world titles, Carito Villaroman never had it so good in the pro ranks, missing the cut in so many battles while trying to complement his game with the right attitude.
But after firing a four-under par 68 and gaining a share of the lead in a crowded leaderboard at the start of the Philippine Open at Wack Wack’s east course yesterday, Villaroman thinks his time has finally come.
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[Title] => Casas grabs three-shot lead as rains bedevil field
[Summary] => Virtually unheard of in the first two days due to a late finish and a rain-interrupted round, Cassius Casas finally made the kind of noise expected from a top-notch player as he completed a pair of under-par rounds in one day, including a 70 yesterday, to wrest the Philippine Open lead that nobody seemed to have control of.
This time, however, Casas wanted to keep it for good, including the crown worth P1.5 million.
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[Title] => Casas grabs three-shot lead as rains bedevil field
[Summary] => Virtually unheard of in the first two days due to a late finish and a rain-interrupted round, Cassius Casas finally made the kind of noise expected from a top-notch player as he completed a pair of under-par rounds in one day, including a 70 yesterday, to wrest the Philippine Open lead that nobody seemed to have control of.
This time, however, Casas wanted to keep it for good, including the crown worth P1.5 million.
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February 2, 2007 - 12:00am
